Samuel Woodroffe converted a third-quarter penalty corner as Bounty GCC beat Saints 1–0 to win the Premier Men’s title at the 2026 Kellogg’s National Senior Indoor Hockey Championships on Sunday, at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall. Bounty GCC’s Meshach Sargeant was named the division’s Player of the Tournament.
Saints won the Open Men’s title with a 3–2 comeback victory over OFHC Gladiators but fell 4–3 to GCC Elite in the Open Women’s final. Antonio’s Hickers beat GCC Vintage 8–6 to claim the Over-40 crown.
Bounty GCC edge Saints in Premier Men’s final
Saints and Bounty GCC were goalless at halftime before Woodroffe broke the deadlock in the 26th minute. Bounty GCC held that lead through the final quarter to secure the title.
Earlier on Sunday, Sargeant scored twice in the closing stages as Bounty GCC edged OFHC Top Form 5–4 in the semi-final. Jason Khalil, Kareem McKenzie and Mark Sargeant scored in the first half for Bounty GCC, while Simeon Moore and Yonnick Norton kept Top Form within a goal at halftime.
Nkosi Saul equalised in the 25th minute before Meshach Sargeant restored Bounty GCC’s lead from a penalty corner in the 32nd. Norton scored his second goal two minutes later, but Sargeant struck again in the 38th to send Bounty GCC through. Saints had beaten Top Form 4–0 on Saturday, with Shakeem Fausette converting two penalty corners and Tahrea Garnett and Jabari Lovell adding field goals.
Sargeant took the Premier Men’s Player of the Tournament award, while Paul D’Andrade of OFHC Top Form was named Best Goalkeeper. Both made the division’s All-Star team alongside Top Form’s Aderemi Simon, Saints’ Fausette and Garnett, and Pepsi Hikers’ Robert France.
Cadogan scores twice as GCC Elite hold off Saints
Abosaide Cadogan converted two penalty corners in the Open Women’s final and was named Player of the Tournament. Makayla Poole put Saints ahead in the 12th minute, but Gabriella Xavier equalised from a penalty corner four minutes later to send the teams into halftime at 1–1.
Cadogan put GCC Elite ahead in the 23rd minute and Sara Matthias made it 3–1 in the 27th. Clayza Bobb pulled one back in the same minute. Cadogan restored GCC Elite’s two-goal lead in the 36th, and that goal proved decisive when Bobb scored again in the 39th.
Saints reached the final with a 4–3 shootout win over Hikers after coming from two goals down to draw 2–2. Maria Munroe and Kenisha Wills scored for Hikers in the first quarter before Bobb converted penalty strokes in the 29th and 37th minutes. Poole and Katyra Scott both scored in the opening round of the shootout and again in sudden death. Munroe also converted in sudden death, but Wills missed her second attempt after scoring in the opening round.
Saints’ Sarah Harry was named Best Goalkeeper and made the Open Women’s All-Star team alongside teammates Bobb and Poole. GCC Elite supplied the other three selections in Cadogan, Xavier and Kirsten Gomes.
Hussain completes Saints’ Open Men’s comeback
Navid Hussain scored the winner in the 37th minute as Saints came from behind to beat OFHC Gladiators. Mustafa Ali gave Saints a ninth-minute lead, but Jhander Carpio equalised from a penalty corner in the 19th and Maxwell Viapree put the Gladiators ahead in the 29th. Ezekiel Moses drew Saints level in the 31st before Hussain secured the title.
The Gladiators had beaten GCC Outlaws 3–1 in a shootout after a 5–5 semi-final draw. Kai Simon and Sherwyn Caesar gave the Gladiators a 2–0 halftime lead, but Kristian Viapree scored four times in the second half for the Outlaws. D’Andrade converted two penalty corners and Carpio added a field goal for the Gladiators before Aldo Melendez equalised in the 40th minute. Deon Hope, D’Andrade and Carpio converted in the shootout, while Kristian Viapree scored the Outlaws’ only successful attempt.
The Gladiators claimed both individual awards in the division. D’Andrade was named Player of the Tournament and Shameer Bhagwandin took Best Goalkeeper. D’Andrade and teammate Quinn Tobin made the Open Men’s All-Star team alongside Saints goalkeeper Clay Bobb and Moses, Hikers Cadets’ Micheal Payne and GCC Outlaws’ Kristian Viapree.
France hits five in Over-40 final
Robert France scored five goals as Antonio’s Hickers beat GCC Vintage 8–6 in the Over-40 final. The teams were level at 2–2 at halftime before the Hickers scored four unanswered goals. Devin Munroe scored twice and Randy Hope added the other goal for the champions.
Kevin Spencer scored four times for GCC Vintage, with Dwayne Scott and Damon Woodroffe also on target. Vintage opened Sunday’s programme with a 5–3 victory over OFHC Expendables.
France was named Over-40 Player of the Tournament, and Antonio’s Hickers teammate Azad DeAbreu took the Best Goalkeeper award.
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